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Yingcai Xiao

Learning Outcomes What did you learn?

Learning Outcomes What should we learn?

Bloom's Taxonomy Bloom's Taxonomy is a classification of learning objectiveslearning objectives proposed in 1956 by a committee of educators chaired by Benjamin BloomBenjamin Bloom who also edited the first volume of the standard text, Taxonomy of educational objectives: the classification of educational goals

Bloom's Taxonomy Three domains Cognitive Affective Psychomotor Or knowing/head feeling/heart doing/hands respectively).

Cognitive Skills Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation

Cognitive Skills

Cognitive Skills Knowledge What is Computer Science? What is a Computer?

Cognitive Skills Comprehension: Interpretation & Extrapolation Is a smart phone a computer?

Cognitive Skills Application Solving new problems with acquired knowledge. Search: sequential, binary and quick Find an over-weight golf ball from a group of 8.

Cognitive Skills Analysis Examine information to find causes. What bug? Debugging

Cognitive Skills Synthesis Compile information in a different way by forming a new pattern. Converting code from sequential to parallel Finding the bad golf ball faster?

Cognitive Skills Evaluation Making judgments based on a set of criteria. SLO assessment rubrics

Affective Ability to feel Receiving Responding Valuing Organizing Characterizing

Affective Receiving Being taught.

Affective Responding Active learning A conscious learner Engaging Visual Sketchpad Gaming

Affective Valuing Attach value to, say, Computer Science

Affective Organizing Put together in order Draw a table for searching techniques. MethodSequentialBinaryQuickParallel Key1-by-1Divide & ConquerUn-even D&CAll at once TimeO(n)O(ln(n))< O(ln(n))O(1)

Affective Characterizing Become a characteristic. He is a conscious learner.

Psychomotor Ability to manipulate development in skill Perception Set Guided response Mechanism Complex overt response Adaptation Origination

Psychomotor Perception use sensory to guide 3D display on a 2D surface VR 3D Printing

Psychomotor Set ready to act used in gaming

Psychomotor Guided response Imitation, trial and error User Interface Design GUI: WYSIWYG Hints Record and Retract

Psychomotor Mechanism become habitual Typewriter Keyboard: QWERTY Why?

Psychomotor Complex overt response skillful complex movement Surgery Virtual Surgery Robotic-assisted Surgery

Psychomotor Adaptation modify movement pattern to fit Chess game training software

Psychomotor Origination Creating new Invention (engineering) Discovery (science) Computer Science : Computer Engineering

That’s all, folks. Be a life long learner Or be a DBA Enjoy learning like video games Be a conscious learner (think) Try to be a teacher Computer Scientist / Programmer

Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology programs-abet-accredits/

Outcomes Assessments Measurements Improvements

References Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology accredits/ dds/outcomes.dot